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One of the most critical issues that warehouse managers struggle with is optimizing warehouse storage. When not done properly, it can have costly consequences such as blocked aisles, lost stocks, and low productivity. And while moving to a larger facility might be a quick solution, it isn’t a practical choice for most. In this article, Jracking will teach you about the best practices to help you optimize the storage process. With these helpful tips, you’ll be able to utilize the maximum capacity of the facility and streamline

The name ‘warehouse’ automatically brings a picture in your mind of storage area where raw materials, semi-finished, and finished goods are stored in an organized manner. When we say ‘organized’ manner, not every warehouse follows it intact. There are warehouses wherein you can find the goods that are carelessly kept in heaps in every nook and corner. Unlike the past, nowadays, most of warehouse managers take efforts to streamline the operation with efficacious storing of products in order to enhance supply chain efficiency, product visibility, and productivity.

In the warehouse environment, the terms “heavy and bulky materials” can refer to any number of items. These include concrete blocks, palletized bricks, drums, barrels, kegs, lumber, steel components, manufacturing raw materials, and even beverages in a food distribution center. The question is: How can manufacturing facilities and distribution centers effectively store these items and still drive warehouse efficiency? A variety of ways to store bulk materials exists, including floor stacking, rack storage, and automated storage and retrieval. This article will take a closer look at some

Once heavy duty pallet racks are installed and put into warehouse use, they will exist in the logistics system for a long time. Earthquakes have occurred frequently in recent years, so many users will care about the seismic performance of pallet racks. So, how much strength can the pallet rack withstand earthquakes? How to improve the seismic resistance of pallet rack? Based on JRACKING’s long-term experience in producing and designing storage racks, it can be summarized as follows: 1.In the world, different regions have different seismic level

Distribution centers (DCs) and warehouses are busy places. In response, DC and warehouse operators are turning to automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS) that integrate with advanced software called warehouse execution systems (WES). Together, the technologies can help DC and warehouse operators keep up with the ever-increasing volume and velocity of orders across traditional channels as well as booming e-commerce and omnichannel fulfillment. Jracking AS/RS also can improve picking accuracy and help operators of DCs and warehouses deal with chronic labor shortages. What’s more, strong business growth,

1 Application of mobile racking systems in the industry The electric mobile racking systems are one of the high-density storage systems, which have a high storage capacity and have anti-seismic performance. The electric mobile racking systems require only one channel, and the space utilization rate are extremely high. The load-carrying trolley is driven by a motor, and pallet racks, cantilever racks, etc. are placed on the trolley. Conducted by frequency conversion speed regulation, the systems are extremely stable from start to braking, and safety are guaranteed. According

The new coronavirus epidemic in 2020 has put many Storage Racking manufacturers into economic difficulties, especially export enterprises in the Racking industry. From the current development status, ordinary storage racks have gradually been unable to meet customer needs. The Storage Racking industry needs to start the road of deepening transformation as soon as possible. So, in what direction will the Racking industry change in the future? From the perspective of customer demand, warehousing racking is a part of logistics. Now there are more and more new retail

What is Drive in racking?                 With Jracking drive-in racking, pallets are placed so they can slide backwards on a rail, thus storing them more deeply and creating more space in the warehouse. Drive-In Racking involves the forklift entering the racking from one side to load or retrieve the pallets which are stored more deeply. Types of Drive-In Racking Jracking drive-in racking systems apply the LIFO (last in, first out) principle for loading and unloading. Drive-through installations are loaded and unloaded